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CI

Continuous Integration is an automated pipeline that runs checks on code changes before they merge into the main branch.

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CI (Continuous Integration) is the practice of frequently integrating code changes into a shared branch, with automated checks — compilation, tests, linters, static analysis — that validate each change. If a check fails, the merge is blocked. In the context of AI-assisted development, CI is the mechanical enforcement that behavioral models cannot provide: rules shift probability during generation, CI gates the result after generation.

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